How are adoption studies used to learn more about the impact of biological and environmental factors?
Participants share a genetic code but grow up in different home environments so researchers can study the impact of environmental factors.
Participants share the same home environment but do not share the same genetic code so researchers can study the impact of biological factors.
Participants share neither a home environment nor genetic code so researchers can study the impact of factors other than biological and environmental factors.
Participants share both the same home environment and genetic code so researchers can study the impact of both biological and environmental factors at once.

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Participants share the same home environment but do not share the same genetic code so researchers can study the impact of biological factors. Thus, option "B" is correct.

How do adoption studies allow us to separate genetic from environmental influences?

The potency of the adoption design—separating hereditary from environmental effects on a person's action—results from pulling the child (ideally at birth) from the delivery parents and their environment into a distinct environment with biologically unrelated adoptive parents.

Thus, option "B" is correct.

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